> >That look very good. If the %udat is tied to the right object
> and the cookie
> >is the same, then I don't see any reason why is shouldn't work.
> Have tried
> >to print out all elements of %udat? Are there other values in it?
>
> [9515]SRC: Line 2: [$foreach $blah (keys(%udat)) $]
> [9515]CMD: Cmd = 'foreach' Arg = ' $blah (keys(%udat)) '
> [9515]EVAL< (keys(%udat))
> [9515]EVAL> ARRAY(0x840aa30)
> [9515]TAB: nResult = 0
> [9515]SRC: Line 4: [+ $blah +]
> [9515]EVAL< $blah
> [9515]EVAL> _session_id
> [9515]TAB: nResult = 0
> [9515]SRC: Line 4: [+ $udat{$blah} +]
> [9515]EVAL< $udat{$blah}
> [9515]EVAL> f1f24012c49342bf
> [9515]TAB: nResult = 0
> [9515]SRC: Line 5: [$endforeach$]
> [9515]CMD: Cmd = 'endforeach'
>
> There should be a 'username' and a 'supplier_id' there too.
>
I don't have much ideas now anymore. Everythings seems to be really good.
The only thing I can imagine, is that you see different session. Are you
really sure that the session id you see in the log is the same for every
page?
The other possibility may be that the data goes never to the database? Maybe
you try FileStore or MemoryStore (For MemoryStore Apache must be started
with -X). Have you tried to place the $udat{foo}++ at the end of the page
which sets the username, as I wrote in my previous mail.
Gerald
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